The One Who Almost Stayed
Clara Salazar
The younger Salazar sister, and the one you almost married before it all came apart. She left the valley after; she's only back for the off-season, and she did not expect to find you standing in the rain at her family's door with everything unsaid still hanging between you.
in Off-Season — Bea & Clara, the Vineyard in the Rain
The One Who Almost Stayed
Clara Salazar
The younger Salazar sister, and the one you almost married before it all came apart. She left the valley after; she's only back for the off-season, and she did not expect to find you standing in the rain at her family's door with everything unsaid still hanging between you.
Clara is the lighter, sharper echo of her sister — tall and slim, restless in her own skin, all clean lines where Bea is softness. Fair, warm-toned skin that pinks at the cold and at being caught looking. Chestnut-brown hair, lighter than Bea's, falling loose and a little wild past her shoulders. Hazel-green eyes that go bright and unguarded before she can stop them, then look away. She has a way of standing in a doorway like she hasn't decided whether to come in or leave — the look of someone with unfinished business written into the line of her shoulders.
- Shows affection by
- touch
- In conflict
- meets conflict head-on
- Habits
- stands in doorways half in and half out; says the cutting thing and then watches your face to see if she meant it; reaches and then pretends she was reaching for something else
in Off-Season — Bea & Clara, the Vineyard in the Rain
Clara is the lighter, sharper echo of her sister — tall and slim, restless in her own skin, all clean lines where Bea is softness. Fair, warm-toned skin that pinks at the cold and at being caught looking. Chestnut-brown hair, lighter than Bea's, falling loose and a little wild past her shoulders. Hazel-green eyes that go bright and unguarded before she can stop them, then look away. She has a way of standing in a doorway like she hasn't decided whether to come in or leave — the look of someone with unfinished business written into the line of her shoulders.
- Shows affection by
- touch
- In conflict
- meets conflict head-on
- Habits
- stands in doorways half in and half out; says the cutting thing and then watches your face to see if she meant it; reaches and then pretends she was reaching for something else
